SHOCK POLL: Trump Surges in Florida to Take 2 Point Lead Over Clinton

Although much of the mainstream media is reporting as if Hillary Clinton has already won the election and Trump should just pack it in, many of the most recent polls are telling a different story.

Depending on the source, we have seen swings anywhere from Clinton +12 to Trump +3 nationally, and everywhere in between. When it comes to swing state polling, the results are swinging in both directions indicating that a handful of battleground states are going to decide this election. Trump has dedicated much of his time to the swing state of Florida recently, holding rally after rally and reaching out directly to the voters, circumventing the mainstream media’s spin.

Just a few days ago Trump is was Tampa hosting a crowd of 20,000+, showing that despite recent polling the enthusiasm is very much still in the republican candidate’s corner.

The latest poll out of Florida comes from Bloomberg Politics, and shows Donald Trump with a razor thin 2 point lead over Hillary Clinton, 45% to 43%.

Here’s an interesting excerpt from Bloomerg’s poll, opening stating that they oversampled Hispanic voters and likely being surprised that Trump’s support in this voting bloc are shockingly higher than the media has led everyone to belive:

The survey included 953 registered voters who said they’d already cast ballots or plan to do so,including an oversample of 148 Hispanics to allow for a more statistically solid analysis of their views. The margin of error on responses from just Hispanics is plus or minus 6.7 percentage points.

Demographic details:

Clinton gets 51 percent of the Sunshine State’s Hispanic vote and 49 percent of those under age 35 in the two-way contest, while Trump has 51 percent of seniors and 50 percent of those without college degrees. Other groups Clinton wins handily in the two-way contest include non-whites (+33 points), those in the Miami area (+30 points), and those with college degrees (+10 points).

Demographics where Trump is recording some of his biggest advantages over Clinton also include rural residents (+31 points), those in the more conservative northwest Florida Panhandle (+14 points), and those without college degrees (+9 points).

Half of Trump’s supporters say they’re either mostly skeptical or convinced that Florida ballots won’t be counted accurately, while 54 percent of Clinton supporters are completely convinced voting counting will be precise.

“This poll suggests Trump has more opportunity in Florida than some think is realistic given his poor standing with Hispanics,” Selzer said. “But he does well with groups that are key to winning there, including older, more reliable voters. Clinton depends on younger voters and a strong presence at the polls of black and non-Cuban Hispanics.”

I except on November 8th, the media will be in for the shock of the century when the voters prove they can no longer be influenced by a massive conglomerate of corporate media and political spin organizations.

No one can tell you how this election is going to turn out, this year is different from any other presidential in our generation. One thing is for sure, the voter enthusiasm is 100% in Trump’s corner, and the more the voters see of Hillary Clinton, the less they like her. Which is probably why she has been in hiding lately…